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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18

WONDERFUL CUREs.-W. u. Hoyt & Co. Whole
sale ana Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga. say
tric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two
years Have never handled remedies that sell as
well or give such universal satisfaction There
have been some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounc-
ed CONSUMPTION have been entirely cured by use
taken IN connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by Hughes q
Robinson. may
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18

BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.-The BestSalve in the
world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers Salt Kheum
Corns aud ali Skin Eruptons. and positively cures
Piles, Or no pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfects satisfaction, OF money refunded. Price25
cents per box. Forsale by Hughes q Robinson
marc StaunJOn va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18
No News of Importance.

Probably one of the most remarkable
men of one idea was Lord PaImerston,
who could think of little else but foreign
politics. An amusing story is told of him
in the 'Greville Memoirs. - ''The queen, j."
says Greville, told Clarendon an anec-
dote of Palmerston, showing how exclu-
sively absorbed he is with foreign politics.
Her majesty had been much interested in
and alarmed at the strikes and troubles in
the north, and asked Palmerston for de-
tails about them, when she found that he
knew nothing at all, One morning, after
previous inquiries, she said to him:
Pray, Lord Palmerston, have you any
news?' To which he replied: No,
madam, I have heard nothing, but it
seems certain the Turks have crossed the
Danube The fact that Palmerston at
this time was not foreign minister, but
home secretary, adds point to the anec-
dote. chambers Journal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18

AN ENTERPRIsING, RELIABLE HOUSE -Hughe-
& Robinson can always be relied upon. not only
cure the Agency for such articles as have well
known merit, and are popular with the people.
thereby sustaining the reputation Of being always
enterprisng and ever reliable Having secured
the agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption will sell it on a posi-
tive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and every
affection of Throat Lungs, and Chest. and to show
our confidence, we invite you to call and get
Trial Bottle Free. may2olt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18
Secret of Aerial Nayipation.

If Russian engineer named Coslowich {
is to be believed he has conquered tn,
secret of aerial navigation. His mach lin,
is said to be 200 feet long, and to OBJ, ,iatt
betrayal of his secret he had the ap para
tus constructed in different parts Ct Eu
rope.-Chicago Herald.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18
Origin of "Monte Cristo. y,

An autograph letter of Balza.c has inst
been made public which tells that he once
dreamed of great treasure being buried in
Corsica, and he set out alone to seek If
Want of funds, however, hampered him.
and before he reached Aiaccso he lost
faith in his enterprise and decided to re-
turn to Paris. But from this incident
Dumas derived the inspiration of ssMopaa
CriStO'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-18

Membership Fee, 5000. No annual dues are
required lnsures preferred risks Ony Sncb 40
Bankers, Merchants Statesmen, CommerciaI
Travellers, Manufacturers mot working. and
kindred occupations, and Professional men panar
ally. ''0n soiioi
VIM. j. PERRY, Agept.
"uso Staunt on, Va
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
eGnsoxAI rorNTs.

WM R1oiesoo ha= returned from trip
Ia tac oOlta.
a. y Reeves - VISITING his daughter. Mss
Fsuaie. 80 an-as
- Marshal Waters VISITED Gis taaIily -
cfrtns ake on >andsy.
Mrs Campbell Fair caves this morning
Tor Baltimore and Washington.
ssmusl sinciair s vissiiag his aunl. Mrs.
k. s. o.nc.4-F . Eas- F-iten-ss-
pr Chas eeaaing. oi Quincy. Is visiting
h.s son VI Reading o. 20 N.ntn'ave.
Nrs. Col +. Y. FIX caves today for
Wsshinrron GA a isit 10 her son. Edward,
wno IS q department c.eEk.
s. g. isckis. elefs a. ths nion ticket
atfee. NaO a.s been iil l)r colpls OF weeks.
fetarusd % his desk yesterday
Professor N0seiey Of the High school.
81. maxe atripf1 me PhtIppsre isiaads "A
che facito U-esa. a. The cl.-s Of the scao2t
ySar.
Wr Pair. xifs u Few pr. Fair. lefs yes
terasf or 40 extended visit AZ her oid home
ia Baltimore. 7ein8 accompanied - hsf
SISTER.
NJ. J. Platte s1d Miss Kate Wagner wiI
bs usrrisd a. the Alpine Catholic Cnursa
tais ricrrihs ana Nlii reside 9u nis farm la
kipns.
Nss Natiis Van Asmgs. xho Nas taksa
ii Whils vlsgux Al AilsAaSee. new liss "a
rr ca4 coDdiii0a st ler home on North
flcspsctst.
"a 3D. McKee,. bas rssisnsd biz position ss
Feforfer on .he -. .rs.f scd ,aken ore Ia
fstnn IS lyons Bookstore Jhss Amy.
lis Successor esxsl as duties yesterday.
Fred s.. psck. who has been dong r.
80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Sos4s msn who dsh f3r trout lis--cthgfs ie.l
tne ttGtH S4a1ay aud yesterday -seat
= snF .falll scFe caught within q rati'ls ~
LtsrC 1r iNenty m.se- Of Grand Rapids
All the CROOKS And creeks were er0wdes
W.gl anx xers sut the speckled beauties got 4
giest islxhi Ga Bsar Creek there wefe
oysf a hQnGfea wl.kin = radius VI three
m.ies TIE streams are ell very lcE end
urt.l q Rassa Eain cOnes 20 Liess TIE c0gu
ify there NlI Be very little sport IN trout
nshiBg
> Z Rsnaett and Lloyd BTeezse got q
bakers d-zen.
II A iAmos eaptared string Of thirty
two. honest count
Ebef aice Aad Supervisor Frost say they
caught sessnty NO.
Depaty Sherla5 Lamore8ux and NeFsma
came home loadsd With one each.
Gfegosy Lace brought home frOm White
Cloud dcxsu pounds u nne specimens.
OGs OF ths CaRnonsburz Thomases caught
fourteen thai weighed twenty two pounds.
Cbarlas II. Msccaro took tNenty-six out
OF i.tfie brook within four miles Of the
r0sto.lcc.
Aaron Tarner anG Peter Doran lefi fos
Hart last night Mr.. Turner'S boat PIE.
cetsd them.
Sdpi. Asnew and other c. ( w M
officials ale said 10 have been very success
fui "a The vicinity OF Hart.
A :. lersx is said % have caught a
basketfll IN NssaygO county. Probably
one u those 81. Joe berry baskets.
L. Is stated that nearly COZ pounds yer.
canglf II Hart on sunday One or two
welghed three and-a-nalf pounds.
Fred Mills j. n. B0pneil and Charlie
Johnson visited White Cloud aud say they
couldn't carry tie trout they caught Sc
many
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
All THE HOTELS.

II. d. Armstrong Michigan Passenger
Agent 0f the Wabash railroad is al the city
wOTkiEs ~ business.
Miles S,andish. Of White Cloud. a we'll
known attorney anc descendant Of the May
Flower. vas 81 The Norton yesterday.
Or c 5. HurbuTt and .smily of Lewis
town. Penn who have been soloarning for
several days At Toe AoEtOn. .eaye this mora
ing Tor home.
W. " Mitchell of Ioaia. leading attor-
ney of that city. Was IL town yesterday. lie
C1sws as much tobacco as when he tried
the AillArd murder case.
w NJ. Porter, % Detroit, once an aspirant
FOR fanle at the bead of minstrel cTsauiza-
ton. out now a traveisr Tor q wholesale
hoa. 5 AZ Ssset Hotel.
Ns&l Mcmillan. Of Rockford. Kent coun-
ty's representative from tue ,hird Legisla
ave dlstric, passed thrJgsh the city yeSler
DAY 10 Joan the Lansing circus aud ussusga-
RE. lie Eas accompanied oy bis wife.
c. s Kelsey. o. Battle Creek President OF
the Michigan Division of the Travellers
Protective Association. the fellow VINO
wA0Opet lp Granger Luce for Governor. Is
SO fne Norton and viii show MS samples
today.
Dan d. Tharber, Of Chicago now q trav-
sieF. Vas ior many years resident 0i
Pontiac aud Ons u Toe grand officers Of the
Craad CoUuan4ery X. 7. of tais State. re
has many o'a irieads 10 the city. among
wnon, he hss the reputation Of being 4
Foy al eDtegtaaer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
sAvINGs AAD DolNGs.

ra anl asa r-is ss1ss .e.@oErss
sFss
Elsass at 80 entered apea iAssf
1ts fs.l.l
fa1a y. .yea Ess zfcssfel s. the Wa
~ aaf ~ ssl ts1 4sf e*sA ~
-oite45 -er- -lt-
81 s4rt xsls 5teass - ias -
g = 4t tswnseo f.s,s H. 2-.-y-
ias sssI-s - sfl1.s sac.
fls ass .aat.aiF > lAs Breis~iez =
aff FsisasT '1sies3 q As4. A4i-@t a.
asafsl Izatalaisg atotaias
Afttee.asso ~ .is 4 ea4xaa iases t1s { 5re
sarge e4Eeaa ra. zrus - seV fe.k 1'tgs
el.re eiti mair - s4n -ief
-.sela ~ fs "a tals Say .sase tsr
lEtazs '.s.ag q gsrt.4 see ss tls i1stit-
tisa n l4e a-s Alszs ll+efs to1islt
= aasflai n5l erlng present ias Aeetins
n $50 IaaeE Ho1la Ass4E.zfiol ~l-le1 &C.
80 fhi SO ~ ,asus.l u 40 Fseks
Tae a.ad eissf Faley hsFsles 4fs.
fesssF F't afsi - sn< ss~s.is.-ee g ts1a
ca Dartsi1 ~ fass tosLsh'o f9f4F
George AsiL * ih4s eiIy. Is 5li.1.az .
a. = lssasiy . BOARDING 90 p f13 ssfsra
softsEes f3e 80 s-e ID ~ s1asfss .. III
tfsss
hs ao~ stsis4 that tAs ialiss Literary
fla1 - secured Ias as-irrt san - ttsis
Res 1.a3 hsass al Sefk 9a q esil soa1 ss
eoalEalufet.
Re afsf ,eosGre Of The Wesfniasts.
ecurss siii - delivered - kss. SAnt,sl Z
Ceas i-as sssn.us sahisci 3 japaaess
CAfg ssufAsmgn.
Eo.iss. .isssas 3 90. are eatiing 10 tie
- iaii9n 10 a. zen roam Faif.y slsht
slas ana 90 l0as Iast saat ~ their
..liesst sxteuslpa.
An al.sess aqoa II ahesHbY Tsadsatisl
"a ne orocery B4siaess wii BE- ce eiferesi
Bv refman - b4f.oU AZ TIE usellas u tEe
4eis.t z-ocess lseisnt
q smal 3.sle ia piie IL himbes "a he
Tarl ~ .te Alfhlzan Barre. Cenpany
g44ssc fhe s.'i slafn 9l oFe yesssfasy alter
ao..a. D1ssles slznt
.gea W .ssgrns. a proRislng y04ag
sfadeat of AIn ATtor. aEt ig.lnsfiy Wit4
feseasl. Slons llenn-ssn. 81 tlis city
49, Admitted te tse oAl ln -4e Circuit Coari
Yesterday.
George ennis 81 ths Nv Engtana fgn
ifNfs Cp. rst4rsfi ifom g Ihi aso veslesjas
a ere - ..lse4 s eoltl4gt lJg Iufnisliag
far s-e7oCrf lnt r1fe 1ots,r fee ordei
ii.iliss afsr tlU atlreCoi stits.
NIeharl Iaaas 81 Alliae was aTres'e.l
Yesterday 4ni led teief. lcs iee Wssifsll
49, aarse III assault a..t battery preferred
sesfGs. h.li ~ Alfred Cog3ss. de va,
arst o. as8 .ss,s AG9QDaag % $40 -
eefA - ,~.t.
Tee Ma tenn u lhe circuit Court opeose
yesterday eitn forty atlorLegs present.. ant
ire esass "a lhe csiee..sl were caslct aad
srran4sl tag ira. ,r posiporrd lns oUsl
asss lfsnsactions appeaf 10 the Couri Record
- soofaef coiarfn-
Fse tEeniY .ettsr carriers 20 Apr. de'iv-
sftl -s tsS mail letters. 81 2of ioca. letters.
llt esslerfi eifers. AMI nearly ons hgu
t5ea .aoasand pcsf8i cards. ln tie SAME
us.e iney collected 2l9 Qcl letters aud zOoul
sky taogsand postal ards
lle recslesa ils he no1sh u April A. the
irftfua' Etgen4e C1 60 WaEe IS follows
tse. stamps. 5S3 24. g7gar stamps. s.
rE - tobacco stsmFs tg7ss special TAI
Stamps. f-le75 ~ Total SIS 100
ehich Is $50 in rxcess 81 the receip;s io'
tee ~ lie ufs,lt1 Ass year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Odds & Ends

We have no clearing, no one 70 nth
at or one-half OF. nor any bankrupe Gales
our establishment But have heretofore
as soon as the line was broken placed
the Balance of that line on the counters
marked down AZ such low prices that
they were selected by people who
appreciate bargains, and would there
fore be sold in few days. The differ
ent departments now number SO great
that we were compelled to put in a
special counter FOR odds and ends, and
il viii be known b. that name here
after This week We name a few ar
ticles that are to be found on the Odds
and Ends Counter, located in the centre
OF the hrst floor:
Several beautiful cut glass cake stands,
70 cents each.
one dozen different styled cheese
plates, 10 cents each.
Several cut glass ornamental dishes in
different coiors, l. cents each.
Another lot az 10 cents each.
Eleven different styled cut glass two
quart pitchers, = cents each.
syrup CGps, eolored glass, 25 cents
each
CIT glass pickle jars. With covers, 10
cents each.
Two bottled individual pepper and
"a = coiored ziass. 3 cents each.
Sugar and cream sets. = cents each.
Colored glass vinegar jug, 25 cents
each.
Three piece individual castor, IS
een.s esch.
Cut glass olive Jars. 25. 80 and s5
censs each
Fifteen different designs tooth pick
hoiasrs cosored, eat and plain. 8 cents
each.
Nias designs individual ssiss, csnis
each.
! Fire Pfoofssa pots from > 70 IS cents
saeh.
+ Sold brass candle sticks. IS cents
each.
Vases thas retail for - cents for IS
/ eenis each.
R'yal erista ezv beaieTs, Zoe each.
B.xsy's royal polls Tor .adles' shoes
( verb 25c ne~ ~ cents each
pesb7 tofet pspers, - cents each.
Z sold elsewhere fsr IS cents.
+ salad spoon snd FORK, ~ eeats esch.
&ex novelties ia glassware arriving
daily ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

2zfg Sk<ea.er - 1llsE<a lsaase - 49,.
oaerses sso-Ez as ai.s1 ~ tssiss ass
sn i5fEl4 aA4tas 49, - eraas. @12 sed =
1Fzlalsr "a eee1 z14Aia< t..Afs f4t - .
d. - 49, -t4e = ksgs- O. tEal1 AAti&s
- ef4 - Asxf AsEs.ssa c@e 4e.-'2~A .
1seeffer 80 . sssz8 81 as sas aas ~-eS
ssss s4k.sz.i tftas lsala - 94sst1S
s-s4 sas ssa@ Ito tsT.z-ef 4.ss..'....a-s
sre-ef sl.ss alis.-a 1ks<
s leEes Aas rsnzrzel t1aE Z sae
1lal~ k4glas Fe4el4 n@1 1oe--aa f-S.f
avn a4e t.-e ateE-4f9sss ass - t---
seFs s.. lEazE tssss Dz4aZ azs-ss 1a<4t
as1 sayet - - .e14ol ,aals. sa.1 tas efzzsi
ksglss F&.els LAVE preaR slly sst1
p.f1lg fsf sa tssf fas - p4s u 7sfA2d
EApl,s . sa9.4.l tGons .AsiF iec4s sessF4 e9fS
~ ~ Feoeie - Is Aao8zs5<a et14es -
tbxtFs. tsen 4a4zs -sk t1z n4i s4reiy
sas;e.s se1 .t-s e@fsrs aif tls esl-sE- r b.iy
t45 lr5as<
n ts'usr "a in.siltSeas sne ssresa9 e
ss4sisR 40 lsoll ogana ksps.s 81 ~. -
tseu - t1s sl.F fgE so..e tafs 2ssf - 80
- afesi ~ asH = s.ess ~ "a siast-s-
iak . snslce 4fticle ~ s5sy a s1e rate ~
lffsn 9F EectT ieas dsS 7n neasfa.s
eaDstai. fsef3Ttzs ~ tne s4a1s aEs ~ 20, g.
essss 81 epefatiog ia kseaestsr. =. \ EEsEe
tsziFe trsTeilns Eien sle constantly ~.
lied s.se a. GfAot kk9ids. MICA. All sns
~ 50 .tssT klz1es i es tsliosy Al aaiiz-
1ros.s senl olt shz aTsi --T isi1d az so4g
eFsi laIe = tle 1aizts tor A3F.1<fp iQ.4s
"a s4sf 81 - e4sa Is ezll aio0ps t4s
w9. exFi4ss Il taz pssl slEsa.a 81 Asct.sza
~ifa es9nsEs fsisg al pictures " l&a1
slakilg acslss l4s oi0edy e1asf- q cgeste1
= ssnaAi "a ~ % ofd4aasg description f1s
saap inventor was Al0as ei.a lhe pEocsssi0u
all he re.4iss TIE story u - nloseuislts 81
> 1aF that zoes Gar aAsa1 81 zoe late J1au
4 kagHena Lase a tae sse wates u lns
Aslsssfs a. made - i9E t1zi comedian b
Mars fNala snd ClaF.es 0aaisF Warner IA
their 0osk tns o.lGsd Axe ~ Asaptis
f-.sH P.hil- Ie.fssr
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

uu-h p H1gzhsy nas gone up North to
rs..a.h tvo months ID tLeintsrssf o. Bs0wa
& Sselsg
WOES was corn neus~' ca the frst story
of Geo. WNuats nsS bieek Oh West Leon
sfi- 81 Yesterday.
Tia 1nsm5srs of shs Sehafgsn Test society
rave commenced preparations tor q grand
ban in asrmaula Hal 90 the aif1 Insf.
TIE concert z@en in ths Css.no on sun
day nisht ~ Pf8f Ersmsr 9as lafeey at
iesas.i by tae nlsmhes and their friends.
F1v horses ownci ~ Nm. kanh. the
West s.is aai-Ftaksr. oscsms fgizlteaa3
Sunday sfter8oou ant ran sNsv. smashing
tls Asck silzhily. No oae sss ipiUrsd.
lhn TaIrIuaD. snploxst IN fhe Perkins
Nsca ne WORKS. met Nth Fsininl sesI.
te1t on saturday Hs cauyht his righi
band in the cc..s of . machine and had larse
"nrar4 an- 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03


The state assembly meets st ksiamazoo
thfs scar
Barry csuaty IS 70 hass sro new local
assemblies
ras boycott aa Armours goods has
reached t8e fasl
iick freFei.ics. nstienai orsanizer a. Of
T.. .seturss a. tsnsiag tonigAh
sir hun.lrpd H. 81 Il wailers ia Chrca.sa
~srl = .en PEI ceat incres>e or VI, STRIKE.
rhs s5risiox employees II ths Mosler safe
60 ~ Cincisnati. vent ascS - work yes
teriaV.
nurcg tae past year the \. 81 7. in
Michrsn aave adde's ever 7.80 ta ths
snefu cership
TIE sorii record shows thaf : o0a ms1
sfrlek tr Caiearo 8r a. incresse Ia vSzes
af iscresse in aonrs
a svn.i'cste 81 lsforin< men. represent
i1c t1s 1ited IsbeT psfrr baTs par
ea1sel rA- Cincinnati EnlB ItfeFfsL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Judge BuriinkaNe Oceapiea his rev Of
zee ia the Superior COGft yesterday for the
arss tine officially. The only case q im-
F0rtancs brouzbs np rss the matter of
Eleanor Nui'iar. sno mass Application by
Der fsrher 30 0ntaifs possession 81 her four
rear cid dsuxhter from one Hr Aisner A
writ ct haneas corpus vas issued requiring
Aisner 70 produce the child ID courf. xhich
ha id At the afternoon session when ~.
~ TAYLOR appeared for the defendant an1
presented a iehzrhY retsrn II fha wnt rns
csse viii 0s heard n open coars tomorrow
morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

7. kimba.,. OF Norway. Mich. = gen
tlsnan Oi maoy years expsr.encs in the
drug business has purchased tue man
moth sIoc2 OF drugs Owned by Aessgs
beauer & Curtis IS South Dlglsio1 81.
Gaj moved ths same 70 2i3 South Division.
where be wil. add laFge.y 10 als sock AC6
Eaa Ersg-c.ass drug store IL every respect,
aud We hope be wii. enjoy LARGE trade 10
The Valley City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

John Censi6ins. 6srrnsr rho resides =
rli,e norrh Of Byron GentsT. whiia sigsinx
a a.sch sn nss farm. discovered tbs tasks oi
= msssndon. waich Esre IN fair stste oi
rrsserss,iou They we're h>fTeen eys and
ax fees IN 's1xfa. and e. fhe large end fe -
SIX Inches IN dsmeter. Sapr9sinz fheT
warl iazs or roots he did not hsnd.s thenl
csref1llv srd broke them Badly before the
3iseorersi the nasnre q Ais sns Plesss 81
tss faskS have been brought % the -lts snd
olss 81 .hsm is IA the possession 81 Lasysr
gamis0u.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

c. r. Smith. the well known baker Of 23s
South Divis.on-st. has leased the store
building formerly occupied hy Asssrs
B.auer & Curtis. 225 South DiylsiOu.sl.. and
will be pleased 10 have bis many friend.
and customers call on him in his new place
Of business Mr.. smith Is TOO well known
10 ueed any further press notice. Remem-
Der the location, 225 South Divisi0n-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

So~ A. S.sag IS hsss sla etesy0osy
ccaaass saeis ciotaing 1 wo1ia advise y9a
Il yo1 asvs 11y s0fk ~ cieaatnz ead dss-
iIz &c tak1 slch whefe yoa .sn kei the
te,l T0fk sRe st los l0Eest eTlees. SCeh =
plsse ! tAe 'oi3 and Reliable Eas.e steam
Dye ll9ase. - - Canals,
y b biadisg saing aud repairing %
gents ciogh.ag IS d1as slih tbs utmost VI
reasness ana 4 Eabliily. wAica - proven
beyond DOUBT
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Gers AcFS.l yesterday app ed fer =
divorce in TIE Circuf Coart from Der hrs.
bsaa. Rsyei AcFa1. q Ehom shs "a.
msrries II Mag. 1852. e Aigcma Ia be-
bfll - Complaint died YESTERDAY b. her =.
sorney Thouss B. wilson, sc charges him
wieh extreme cruelty. aoa- s8rport and
wlfh having freasertlv tarsassasd ser
kfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Commencing yesterday neg time schst-
d.. g II. & Il. railway. Goiag eAys the
early morning train now FHas from Grand
Haven. srriginE aud LEAVING GrsEd Rapiis
a. 90 q m. and 10 the evening the last
train arrives a. . 25 p. IN and leaves Al ESQ
. m. These trains are ~iimlted ssd make
last time aed close connections fos All points
east tong west the early tFasn srrivss At
5.35 = M. Ant lsaves AZ a49 a ni ant the
ials irsia nov F2ns throaza a. iet3 3. m.
ID Grand iisYsn. there asaking Close Goa
yoin,s west. A.. ether usias run as here
fofGra
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

scnaaT saeFnooo sbs wesk-beund frsixst
cr t4s Big Fapiis hrsnch os lhs G. = ~
~ ia.nret the lracz ore afe cut of
A1rUester hll ewiag % fhe rails spresf-
iDE The enRlue iela tia traek srti-siv
srd tve1tT Eeiklt cars Were Destroyed
The neopie an - train ssresl teens - rss
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

J. II. jordan. renresenting the we'll
known house Of Frederick Kepp ei & Co. OF
New York, will have on exhibition anG for
sale during this week only, az the store Of
Eatcn & Lyon. large collection Of high
class etchings. AL are invite d to call and
see lhem.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Remember ne have removed across the
scTeet TO our own new bulldog. Nos. -
and 81 AonrOe-st No more rent 10 pay.
China, Glass and SilverWare prices away
down. II. Leonard. sons x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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nosIced bsgsai0s. tAe nnssl line o. e=ssi-
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cify ClANr CIoIHgHG CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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oierinx. As chsilsnfs cenFarson.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

The Grand Rapids Athletic Club viii give
the las nal OF the srAsoa Wednesday
evening Aay 1. at faelr new hail, o5 North
DiyisioL.st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Extended Tor Oae Week.
The great = CO sale
CHICAGO SHOE STORE,
2S Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Neighbors are cracking up sixteen dollar
suits we are selling this week at twelve.
GIANT CLoLBIEG COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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Extended for One Week.
The great 500 sale.
CHICAGO SHoE SroRE
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09
WELL SAID.

The Helena Independent says: "Ccm
missioner Sparks, OF the General Land OF
flee, has issued a circular relating to Nor
tana that evinces a much greater degree o
hberality than he has been generally &C
credited with, though one that he at least
has never done anything to negative. HI
directs his special agents in Montana not te
modest settlers or miners in cutting timber
on the public domain, but TO go for'' cor
porations who invade public forests fol
commercial purposes. The spirit of this
circular has really been that pursued by
Commissioner Sparks during his admins
tration. He has relentlessly pursued the
Northern Pacific and the Montana I'm.
provement Company, but we know of NO
settler or miner who has been inconven.
fenced by the execution of any of his or.
ders. To have the assurance that this pol.
icy toward the latter class will continue is
something to be thankful for"
Say what may be said against Commits
sioner Sparks at no time has he shown the
least disposition to make war against
miners and settlers for cutting timbers
upon the public domain. In no instance
has he molested or interfered with them in
their taking what timber they or anyone
else wanted for domestic purposes. But
when large corporations despoil the timber
lands of the Government for speculative or
commercial purposes in which sales of tim
Der are made outside of the Territory
he then interposes his authority to prevent
its continuance. Only this and nothing
moro